There's a kind of knowing that doesn't arrive through talking. You can describe the grief, name the pain, explain the distance, and still not be any closer to it.
Psilocybin can open a more direct line to that material. With real preparation and someone steady beside you, what surfaces becomes something you can actually work with.
The work happens in three parts:
We meet for two preparation sessions. We talk about what's bringing you here, what to expect, and different ways to approach the experience. You don't need to arrive with clear intentions. We'll work through this together.
It takes place at a licensed healing center and typically lasts four to six hours. You'll be in a comfortable, private setting, most often with eye shades and music, attention turned inward. Some of what comes is visual, some emotional, some potentially spiritual. Challenging moments may come up too. You won't face them alone. I'm with you the entire time.
We will meet for two integration sessions. The session opens something. Integration is where you make use of the experience and carry it into your actual life.
This work is offered as a package. Five sessions in all, including the psilocybin therapy session, in a deliberate order.
The first step is a free 15-minute call. No forms, nothing to prepare. You tell me what's drawing you toward this work, ask whatever is on your mind, and together we figure out whether it's the right next step.